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John Deere Porcelain Sign
$14,300.00
Condition: Very Good
Era: 1936 – 1950
Company: John Deere
Location: Moline, IL
Makers Mark: Burdick Sign Company
Note: This sign is double-sided
Transport: This sign is for pickup only. If shipping is required we’d be happy to work with you to find a suitable means of transport through one of our freight partners. We can also hold the sign for as long a needed if paid for in advance and could arrange delivery to one of the advertising shows that we are in attendance at; view our events calendar to see our schedule.
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